Sentence examples for a profusion of languages from inspiring English sources

Like Richler and dozens of other young people of my generation, I left a conservative Quebec in 1954 to study in Europe, where we discovered a multiplicity of cultures, a profusion of languages and intellectual freedom.

It was a profusion of words to be sure.

Expect a profusion of government ID apps sometime over the next few years.

The greater the profusion of languages, the tougher the first type of communication is.

The full flowering of the Renaissance style in Italy and the intense interest in Classical art that it stimulated resulted, about 1500, in a profusion of ornamental details, borrowed from the formal language of Classical art, in contemporary window designs.

And Audi's industrial designers did not sully their good work with a profusion of buttons.

There is a profusion of marble.

Every major work drew a profusion of takers.

But a profusion of benchmarks may just confuse consumers.

A profusion of different systems from very simple to very complex are in use.

I hade never seen such a profusion of wild vegetation.